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Meanings of middling in English
Portuguese
com justiça To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.
Usage of middling in English
1
After House of Cards, Netflix had middling success with its original shows.
2
She had studied intimately the needy and the rich and the middling.
3
Thus it fared with the better and middling orders of the people.
4
It is middling well as far as it goes-butis that all?
5
The land is middling good as far as the eye can judge.
6
I try to walk in his steps, and so keep middling straight.
7
After an easy one and a hard one, it's a middling one.
8
It is a pretty suburb, inhabited by people of the middling class.
9
Those predisposed to epicurism are for the most part of middling height.
10
Smith pulled another short one, middling it with a lovely, sweet clump.
11
She was of middling stature and had blue eyes and black hair.
12
There, in Heaven itself, is distinction of inferior, superior, and middling felicity.
13
The water was middling rough that night, but it didn't daunt Anthony.
14
His eyes want opening, to see himself a man of middling stature.
15
Limousines glided through an enormous sea of lorries, little, middling, and big.
16
The men often lack interest in sports and own cars of middling quality.
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Middling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common